Actually 3:1 is a bit rich for most block work, makes it brittle. A 4:1 or 5:1 mix with good lime holds better and stays flexible.

Oh man, my buddy did that with bacon and his fire department showed up. He just orders takeout now.

Hey @wells.christopher, I get your point about shipping always being a killer, but I look at it another way. If you build it into the price from the start, your stuff can end up with a high price tag that turns buyers off. Sharing a container with other shops might cut costs, but I've seen it lead to more waits and coordination headaches. I've found that setting a clear flat shipping rate or offering free shipping past a set cart total works better for sales. What's your take on trying those approaches instead?

But is there a weight where it stops being fabric and just becomes building material? Like those heavy fabrics might work for a structured coat but fail at anything soft. Then you're just wearing a tent.

My buddy Jake's basement setup had this brutal glare during the final fight in Jujutsu Kaisen. He got some blackout blinds and it was a total game changer.